Membership Categories
In total there were approximately 2500 members of the Faculty of Actuaries falling into the following categories.
- Student actuaries who members of the Faculty who were taking exams;
- Associates are members who had completed both the CT and CA subjects and had completed one
year's worth of relevant work-based skills experience;
- Affiliates were members of the Faculty of Actuaries who were kept up-to-date with the developments within the Actuarial Profession through publications and were able to participate in meetings, research and conferences;
- Fellows were full members of the Faculty who had met the training demands by both completing all the examinations and meeting the work experience requirements. Fellows had the right to call themselves 'Actuaries'. There were around 1300 fellows of the Faculty of Actuaries.
- Honorary Fellows were voted on by the Council as whom they felt to be able to render assistance in promoting the objects of the Faculty and who were not professionally engaged in practice as an actuary.
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